February 6, 2012 / Front Page

BROWN CITY — A report detailing the calls handled by the Sanilac County Sheriff’s Department in the city was recently shared with the Brown City Council. Sanilac County Sheriff Garry Biniecki pointed out that the statistics in the a More...

BROWN CITY — As they say, like mother, like daughter. Ginger Kosal has been serving up homemade meals to satisfied customers as owner of Ginger’s Cafe on Main Street in downtown Brown City. Her daughter, Jessica Johnson of Can More...

The Brown City Lower Elementary Student of the Week is first grader Wyatt Younge. He is the son of Grant and Tonya Younge. Teacher Sarah McPhail chose him because, “He comes to school every day with a smile on his face, ready to learn. More...

Do you have a shelf or cabinet that's filled to the brim with wedding favors such as engraved ice cream scoopers, cake servers, cheese spreaders or tea light candle holders? If you do, you're not alone. More...

Fresh off a momentum-building victory in the Florida primary, Mitt Romney made a potential speaking gaffe Wednesday when he said he “wasn’t concerned about the very poor” because there is a safety net in place for them. More...

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Peck High School crowned the Snowball King and Queen the evening of Jan. 27 between the junior varsity and varsity basketball games. King Brett Dankenbring is the son of Glenn and Barb Dankenbring. More...

PECK — Registration still is open for St. Clair County Community College’s late-start 2012 winter semester classes. Some seats are still available in 12-week classes starting the week of Monday, Feb. More...

BROWN CITY — The Brown City girls’ basketball team shrugged off a slow start and then turned up the heat late to pull away from Ubly, 47-31, in a Greater Thumb Conference-East game last Wednesday night. More...

MARLETTE — Angela King is keeping up a family tradition. The Marlette High senior will follow the path of sisters Mandy and Alisa and brother Ryan in attending Bethel College and playing a varsity sport. More...